Service Man
Visits Lyons
Residents Take Trips
To Oregon Coast
. On Vacation
LYONS Stanley Weitman, US
navy, spent a five day leave at
the home of his parents, Mr, and
Mrs. Joe Weitman in Aumsville
visuea inenas and relatives
-yons. The Weitmans are for
mer residents of Lvon.
. .'Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Stevens and
daughters. Lois nnrt Hall-
Jack Scott and Albert Tolm'an of
ana city spent Sunday, at the
ana waldport beaches
-acqueune spa attended the
Dinnaay party for Beverly Ga
zette held at her home in Fox Val
ley Saturday afternoon.
jar. and Mrs. Kenneth Bass
spent the week end in Philomath
visiting friends. The Basses re
cently moved to Lyons from Philo-
math. . . . . ......
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Cunningham
moved from the Stover apartment
asi 01 town to the Vera Fether
ston house. Mr. and Mrs. Merrill
Brassfield have rented the Robert
- Uierston house and will move
soon. r " - t. v
- Wayne Reid, youngest son of
ir. ana Mrs. Carl Reid, had the
misfortune to break his collarbone
while at play Sunday. This is the
second tune he has broken his col
larbone.
Sylvia Moe of St Mam hns
pital in Astoria was' weekend guest
I Mrs. ' Harry Elmer at the -Percy
Hiatt home.
Mrs. Marriette of Goshen spent
the weekend at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. William Prichard.
Mr. and Mrs. Vera Goodell with
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Crook and
sons, Clifford and Bobbie of Me
hama, spent the weekend at Brei
tenbush. ' . r .
Betty Jean Bodeker returned
home last week after spending the
holiday with her cousin, Yvonne
Hiatt in Roseburg.
Bishop Urges
Church to Be
iaring, meroic
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SALT LAKE CIITY, July 13
JV)- Bishop James Chamberlain
Baiter ox Los Angeles told dele
gates from 10 western states at
tending a Methodist church con
ference today that "There is in
our churches altogether too little
daring and heroic purpose."
He described as "pious irrele
vancy" that kind of religion which
nomic and political life
sen ted a message from the west
ern college of bishops to the
church's western jurisdictional
conference. Others in the college
are pishops Wilbur E. Hammaker
of Denver and Bruce R. Baxter
ci roruana.
"If the church is to have mora
and spiritual leadership, it must
challenge existing ideas and
prejudices which, if allowed to
prevail, will forever make impos
sible a Christian way of life and
a Christian organization of socie
ty, the Los Angeles churchman
said.
, The address mentioned the
growth of population in the west,
aaaing mat "Next, to the north
eastern states, the Rockv
tain and Pacific coast states con
stitute the most highly urbanized
section of the United State."
Bishop Baker expressed a hope
! - n a t we organized power of
wealth would not block the open
ing of irrigation projects designed
u oeneni uie small-scale farmer.
Frederick L. Petersen of Walla
Walla, Wash., was elected con
w J . . .a BUUUJIlLrfl
: ' "xiawuui U1V.1UU1IIK
Rev. Cecil Riston, Great Falls,
";' m. Jrnejps, Portland.
Lyous Lodge Takes
Two New Members
INDEPENDENCE Tum
ter mason degrees were conferred
Wednesday at the regular Lyons
lodge meeting.
The candidates receivin the d
gree were Edward J. Dunckel of
Independence and Edwin Jensen
of Monmouth. A. C. Stanbroueh.
master of the lodge, assisted by
Phil Schweizer conferred the de
gree.
Lyons lodge is not taKina a va
cation this sununer continuing the
regular ; meetings on the second
.and fourth Wednesdays.
Lyons Afternoon Club
Entertained Tuesday
LYONS The Lyons afternoon
cara ciud met Tuesday with Mrs.
Orville Downing in Fox Valley.
Three tables of 500
high score was won by Mrs. Earl
Miner, low by Mrs. Francis Jung
wirth; Mrs. Melbourne Rambo
won the traveling prize.
' Mrs. Downing served refresh
ments to Mrs. Earl Allen. Mrs."
Arthur Olmstead, Mrs. Bert Ly
ons, Mrs. Melbourne Rambo, Mrs.
Oscar Naue. Mrs. i Walter Bevier.
Mrs. . Floyd Bassett, Mrs. Percy
Hiatt, Mrs. Earl Miller, Mrs. Ar
thur Anderson, Mrs. Francis Jung-
wirtn and Mrs. Lingascher.
Ti .CISCX CTATCTZLUL rda Oreta. TxHsj I Icrslsj, J-Jy It
Kelso Women
Visit Amity
Former Residents Spend
Vacation Time in
Visiting Friends
Farewell Parly Honors
Lyons Pastor -
LYONS A farewell party hon
oring ev. and Mrs. Roork was
held at the community hall Thurs
day. The time was spent informal
ly after which refreshments Were
served. The Roorks were present
ed with a picture of "Christ in the
Garden." Rev. Roork has ' been
;p a s t o r of the Lyons - Stayton
churches for two tmk n4
been transferred to the Monroe
Alpine churches. Rev. R. T. Cook-
lngnam Irom Monroe-Alpine has
been sent to supply the Lyons
Stay ton district
Presbyterian Group
Elects Salem Woman
PORTLAND, Ore., July I3.-p)
-Officers of the Oregon Presby
terian Eynodical society elected
here today included Mrs. Ralph
I'crt, rcitland, president; lln.
T.. C 'I;r, Salem, treasurer.
AMITY Mrs. Kate Burch and
daughter, Mrs. Agness Swetmah of
Kelso and Mrs. Catherine Ebv and
daughter, Joan of Longview, vis
ited Mrs. Burch's sister, Mrs. J.
A. Breeding and Mrs. S. F. Thom
as recently. -
Mrs. Clara Broadwell of Port
land is spending the week. with
old neighbors and friends and at
tended the American Legion and
auxiliary picnic Sunday on the
awn at Mr. and Mrs. Soren Sor-
enson's home.
Mr. and Mrs Jack Henrv and
daughter of California are miMta
of her mother, Mrs. Nellie Rogers.
Miss Dorothy Brown of Port
land is a guest of her grandmother.
Mrs. Martha E. Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Barnes have
returned from a two months visit
spent at their old home near Law
rence, Kansas. It had been SI
years since they left their home
state to come to Oregon. "
Mrs. Paul F. Benson and son
Clark, and Mrs. Robert G. Clark,
oi romand, visited their Darents
Mr, and Mrs. J. M. UmDhlette
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. C W.; Van Bus
kirk of Redmond visited her mo
ther, Mrs. Jane Rosenbalm' and
other relatives and friends recently.
Portland School
Budget Criticized
PORTLAND,. July 18.-(fl)-The
.Portland . school board's $8,139,
479.38 budget was criticized as
overly high by the Multnomah
county tax supervision commis
sion today. .
The commission, which has only
advisory power,- recommended a
budget cut All other estimates
submitted by tax-sharing agen
cies were approved.
Total levies within the countv
will reach $17.976.225.04 an in
crease of more than one and a half
million over last year. Budget to
tals are $25,433,263.01 a two mil
lion dollar jump.
Memorial Service
Held on Sunday
DAYTON More than 250 rel
atives and friends attended the
memorial at the Pioneer church
July 8 for Sgt. Russell Clinton
Newhouse, 23, who was killed in
action June 3 on Biak island near
New Guinea. Rev. E. C. Hicks.
the pastor, officiated.
Sgt. Newhouse was bom Julv
19, 1920 in the Neck district near
Dayton and he was graduated at
Dayton high school, and attended
Oregon College of Education.
Survivors are his parents, two
brothers, Leland Newhouse of
Webfoot district and John D. New-
house of Pleasantdale; two sis
ters, Mrs. Glen McFarlane of Plea
santdale and Mrs. John Allison of
Fairview.
Co-Op Set Up to Buy
Limestone for Farmers
CORVALLIS. Julv 13 - IX -A
cooperative buying plan to enable
uregon farmers to obtain addi
tional ground limestone so shnrt
that most growers obtained only
& Der cent of needs this pasnn
was being set up today by Oregon
State college extension officials.
Under the program, suggested at
a recent conference nf wctm
Oregon countv asenta. ; strxbnii
would te built uq in laree stor
age centers- previous to the sea-
sons opening.
Restaurant Liquor Sales
bxtended to 2:30 a.m.
PORTLAND. Ore Julv 13-Upi
Night clubs, restaurants and ho
tel bars selling hard liquor may
operate until 2:30 a. m. under a
new Oregon state liauor commis
sion, ruling. - .
The commission voted trvW tn
extend the closing time from mid
night. Beer licenses may onerate
until I a. m. The new rules do
not apply to military personnel,
wno must continue to abide by
army regulations.
J? mm':
Ccsli end Cory"
Without Painful Backache
Tin dkontar af kMa
poisonous auttar to rosaia in your btood, it
r " . yuMtm wuuer tarn in
ewbehes and diuineN. Fremien or seaoty
VFf Wita martiBC and bosinc worrm-
7r kKimrr, bUbcUr. "
ia waiti Ah joae draimbt lor Dou'i
Fliia. ami buu.(.;i. K ...
43 rrr. They rn bpry iclwf utd a kr!p
the 15 m:lf of kidney tubra flnrH out v- -oa-pm
wtmm iron year blood, iimi Ijou a
Sendi aj Razor Blade
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Imagine his pleasant surprise when he opens this1 needed- f r t ' .
Razor Blade Pacbw nf ?0 ilvT,.Tf; i r:. !n.u. 9 TraVCIS Flf$t ClaSS
Ease Razor, Blades thv will incur W, Lt. Lt :jl r e a a a . .
carefree fa comfort, ' ! j :! ! " A Lemr
P Self-Sealing
O Needs No Wrapping
Utefet tics.
Ccrtcn
Something Mew f or The Baby!
Johnson Johnson
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Whit Cottom Clorn f Keep
- Ynr Hands 5ef md
C::rgc3
Reg.25.V.;'::'.
Smooth; on your hand cream
lotion generously, then slip
on your gloves. Keeps the
jwam and ; lotion on your
hands and jprotects: the bed
linens. . ,
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The Brush All Brush!
:, Gurri3
Clothes Drcish
Lcng Eristics I.3U
Hardwood brush with long, stiff
bristles. String in handle. This
is a brush that will really do a
good job.
Daby Lofion
Proteet Your Eyes From
the Glare of the Smn
Sun Classes
I Bottle
$1.50 $
Value
1.19
white antiseptic
It Ui a new snow!
emulsion "scientifiauty l developed to'
smooth, deanse, lubticaU and protect
baby'ji delicate 'skin. I j
for General Utility!
Scales
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These ideal scales; for general util
ity; use have; Hack finish: Also
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Dorg
PICNIC SUPPLIES!
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Save dishes!!! Buy none Jim : ! r
-j plate, now for your sum. p i V
;Thesev attractive' glasses protect
f yvw eyes rrom -tne glare ot the
. i; sun ana sad t glamorous appear
ancc so your looks.
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Sa Glasses frca 25 93
Attractive claues in 'nrifliii .t...
j with many different colored rims.'
; Assures Good Nutrition
: fred Meyer Slits
D Complex Caps.
jUsed to prevent and correct the
ymproms ot o complex deficiency
udVas Bervousnefs, Jack of appe-
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Straws, 9c: 3 for 25C
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! 'pan j
111-Year Lofion
Get Yr Vitamins A mi D!
Fred Meyer
Halibut Liver
Vitamins A and D
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Caps.
3-orJ
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lantzens new autdanr rmm fnr
smooth, soft iskin. Get a-lovely un
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anaj yet not: suiter trom the ill
ettects ot a Sunburn. !
READY FOR MAILING! i
Service Pscli
Gift Boxes of 3 Bdrs
Heady to Mail ; !
Necessary for ornwtli ami Ivtn
and teeth structure, combine ef
fects of both A and D in dosage
lorm, ..
For Athletes Foot!
Mermen's
Quinsanna
Try this twxMnethod treatment.
Ijn your shoes and on your feet.
Fred Meyer Has "Over 50 Varieties' of Fresh Cigarettes
Fresh Stocks Popular and Old Favorites
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Vs' ;'' 1'"' 5 i :
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CcH.., $1,2g
Chelsea
All Americas
Ram A Maple
14c Package
2Pkg$.f 26c
Fcrtlmat
Rcffweed
Tcbcico Pcch Spcdd
Hcg. 9Cc A!r Tirs Pesehlx?e
National!, advertised pouch: "Seals as h dosei
: I '. '? ALSO
Lucky Strikes Old Golds Camels
; jPall BlaU phiUp Morris
j Limit 3 pkgs 40c
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A( Abort Prices While Quantities Last!
Also vast selection of many other varieties. Come
w and; look ever our stocks.
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"Sfcdr Red fng" Scb
?e5j39c Grcncjer. C-cs., 29 c
u,7 .Uvrrus, poucn. 'ieaia as it closes." iYC OrCnCSr. C-CZ. 29e
Ren. 5wc ICeyxtcno Pcaeh.XJc-
RuLber ,ined, brwn, genuine leather. ; Eavelore
ro3 t? style,
:.uu tvw price. DtOOC upl
I Reg. 75 c Old f.fcriacr, C-cs., ?c
A qualiy tolacco, now yours it cue third less than
regular price. ;
Summer Requisites for
Summer Daintiness!
2-
Piece
Lipgejrie
Sscbefed Unjsrie cr.d CP
IbSercKef Cese J.
Set
00
Comes in assorted shades; keeps your slips and hankies
daintily fresh: The giftfbr all occasions.' " r
Lc Sonicr Lingerie Case $5.C0
Just the thmg MTady has been Iookine for to keep her
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uauiucs lovciy ana rresn. 1
nil Lo Sonicr Powdar Hitts H.25
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Silk Flower Sachet
Evening Dag Sachet
Fnr sfVr WitW AH sUai sU4t - A. 1. ,1: MM I
mitt and give yourself a dustins over. HcIds vou keen lovelv
and fresh.
$2.40
A dainty sachet to tuck away in your drawer. Ideal to pur
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: uw iw a gut x personal use. "..
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A delicate satin evening bag all trimmed with frilly lace and
feathers. Tuck one away in youf drav.tr.
Garden Party Hat $3.00
; . Frilly and as lovely as a summer garden party hat Gaily
uiuuiioj aim ucuuitciy sccnico.
Sachet Ilandherchief Case J3.00
To keep your handkerchiefs sweet and frssh smrlline. eet
; Bvuci iJkUNKaiiKi case
l The Latest Thing in Shampoos!
Wrisley Soy. Bean Shampoo
Leaves the hair soft and natural and 12-OZ. .lg
lustrous looking: . Bottle Q '
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Prescriptions
Prescriptions filled exactly as writ
ten by your physician. Drugs and
diemicals by Scjuibo, Lilly, Upjohtv
Abbott, Merck, Parke Davis, Sharp '
and Dohtne. Rapid turnover .insures
freshness and potency.
Fred Meftr Promptitm
Jtoa
Federal Sales Tax ot 20 applies to all toiletries,
perfumes, etc., included in the lax law and will be
added to the retail price at the check stands. We
reserve the right to limit -quantities. .
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'For m Smart New Complexion
Filmtcne Sponge
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Rta. 25c
Kaehel
Eom Gle
Dawa
Boalcvar
Sponge on makeup it like a second
skm. Helps cover up tninoe skin
blemishes and gives you a pew and
. radiant complexion.
Apply Your Makeup Eteuty
Cosmotic
Sponge
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Individually wrapped, in small eel
J"!" hags. A great aid in the
application of makeup.
The Oval Cake for
Greater Economy
Sweet heart
Reg. 10c Sizt
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iThe oval shape of fragrant Sweet
heart seep allows the cake to dry -
V jout nSoroughly without leaving a ,
sticky layer on the bottom.
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Eases Fain and Promotes
Sun Durn
Ointment
SpfliEbD)T.365
i Dsrnalay 33c '
j j Bmfcne, 39
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; Leather Goods
Keats Foot Oil
j; eg.25c 51 C
! 4-01. Size V
Soften up those stiff, garden
gloves with Neats Foot OiL It
softens and preserves.
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j Flame and Moth Damage
Flameproof
Mothproof
Quart (p)Ec .
I Bottle V9 ;
I" GcHon;$3.00
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Odorless, colorless, stainless. With ,
stands dry cleaning. One applica
tion last life of the fabric Flame
proofs and mothproofs carpets and
drapes, clothing, upholstered furni
ture and other fabrics. j
Relieves Aches and Pains of
. - Sore Muscles 1
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